I found several videos on the JPL site. This a.m. I stitched them together then threw on a song from M83. I did not expect it to be as poignant as it turned out. It's ok if you shed a little tear.
I did
Cassini
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Cassini
by Soñadora » Sun Mar 18, 2018 11:16 pm
Came across an article on the Cassini spacecraft this morning. For 20 years, it helped us learn a great deal about Saturn and its neighbors. In September it was directed into Saturn's atmosphere and disintegrated on September 15, 2017.
I found several videos on the JPL site. This a.m. I stitched them together then threw on a song from M83. I did not expect it to be as poignant as it turned out. It's ok if you shed a little tear.
I did
I found several videos on the JPL site. This a.m. I stitched them together then threw on a song from M83. I did not expect it to be as poignant as it turned out. It's ok if you shed a little tear.
I did
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Re: Cassini
by Ken Heaton (Salazar) » Mon Mar 19, 2018 6:14 pm
Thanks Rick, well done. I'm going to spread that around a bit.
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